UWC South East Asia

6,147 Students | 4 – 18 years

Singapore

1971

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UWC South East Asia (UWC SEA) became a full member of the UWC movement in 1975. In 1998, the college expanded to include a younger years programme accepting students from 4 years old to become a K-12 school. In 2011, a second campus opened, making UWC SEA the largest of the UWC colleges, with students from more than 100 countries and more than 90 languages spoken. UWC SEA offers a K-12 holistic and concept-based curriculum. The International Baccalaureate (IB) is offered in Grades 11-12, and applications are open for day students and residential boarding from Grade 8.

Three Unique Features
  • Diversity: Students are selected based on deliberate diversity, including factors such as culture and life experiences. The UWC SEA Learning Programme provides an ideal platform for the development of intercultural and interpersonal understanding that contributes to a sense of belonging for all in the community.
  • Vibrant Location: Situated in the city-state of Singapore, UWC SEA leverages its central location as a global hub in Asia. Students benefit from meaningful local community connections woven into their learning experiences. Students also have the opportunity to travel to neighbouring countries throughout Asia as part of the Outdoor Education programme (OED). 
  • K-12 concept-based curriculum: The holistic learning programme consists of five interlinking elements: academics, activities, outdoor education, personal and social education and service. The bespoke curriculum from K1 to Grade 12 leads learners through interdisciplinary and project-based learning in preparation for the IBDP.

Contact details - Dover campus - TEL: +65 6775 5344

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Contact details - East campus - TEL: +65 6305 5344

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